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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-09
Status Closed
Type Minor Offense (3 Gl)
Docket 11 entries
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Judge

Hon. Adams Judson C

Glennallen Town (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Minor Offense Citation or Other Charging Document Filed
  2. If defendant fails to respond within 30 days, a default judgment will be entered against defendant for: 1. Maximum fine of $300, surcharges required by law and $70 court and collection costs. 2. The fine will be doubled if the offense occurred in a traffic safety corridor or a highway work zone. 3. All seized items listed on the citation will be forfeited. 4. Restitution will also be ordered if required by law. 5. For moving motor vehicle offenses, points will be assessed against defendant's driver's license. 6. For commercial fishing offenses, points may be assessed against defendant's fishing permit. Charge #1: AS28.15.011(b): Drive without Valid Operator's License
  3. Court Appearance on 07/19/2022 at 13:30
  4. Initial Charging Document Citation
  5. Court Notice: Notice of Hearing
  6. Log Notes: 12/27 Arraignment
  7. Fine Due Charge #1: Originating - AS28.15.011(b): Drive without Valid Operator's License
  8. Police Training Surcharge Charge #1: Originating - AS28.15.011(b): Drive without Valid Operator's License
  9. Defendant failed to respond or appear. Judgment is entered pursuant to Minor Offense Rules 9 & 10 as follows: Fine in the amount of the bail forfeiture or fine schedule amount or maximum penalty, whichever is applicable. Surcharge: A police training surcharge required by AS 12.55.039, if the fine is $30 or more. Court costs of $35. Collections costs of $35 if the judgment is transferred for collection. Forfeiture: All items listed on the citation which are authorized by statute or ordinance to be forfeited are ordered forfeited. For all other orders, refer to the official judgment. In a minor offense case, the official judgment is the electronic record in the case management system. Minor Offense Rule 20(a). Charge #1: Originating - AS28.15.011(b): Drive without Valid Operator's License
  10. Case Closed
  11. Default Judgment Court Costs--(MO 10(e))

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